The Serbian Ministry of Defense denied the information that appeared in the mass media about the supply of weapons to Ukraine.
This was stated by the Minister of Defense of the country, Milos Vuchevych, reports Euronews.rs.
Vucevych noted that Serbia has not sold and will not sell weapons to either the Ukrainian or the Russian side.
"Somebody's goal is obviously to destabilize our country and drag it into a conflict," said the Serbian minister.
According to him, Serbia sells weapons to third parties that are far from the conflict and have nothing to do with it.
"There is always a possibility that some weapon will somehow magically be found in the territory of the conflict, but this has nothing to do with Serbia. This is a matter for those countries that do not respect international norms, contractual provisions and business practices," he added.
Earlier, the mass media reported that one of the secret documents, probably leaked online, claims that Serbia has agreed to supply weapons to Ukraine or has already sent them. It also states that Serbia has the political will and military capability to provide arms to Ukraine in the future.
The government of Serbian President Vučić maintains neutrality regarding the war in Ukraine, despite the country's deep historical, economic and cultural ties to Russia.